Jimmie Vaughan, John Mayer, Doyle Bramhall & Gary Clark Jr. - 'Pride and Joy' | 2015 Induction

Double Trouble with Jimmie Vaughan, John Mayer, Doyle Bramhall and Gary Clark Jr. perform "Pride and Joy" at the 2015 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at Public Hall in Cleveland, Ohio.

[Tele]

JM playing his SRV signature strat on his hero's induction might have been the dream he had as a kid and now he finally made it come true.

[musicismypassion]

It feels like a Fender products demostration concert hahaha

[jacobcollins]

All I've ever wanted is John Mayer to cover Pride and Joy. The playing style, the voice...it's all there. Honest to God, if JM just wanted to release an SRV cover album, I'm here for it.

[Steven_Ray]

You can just tell John Mayer got most of his influence from SRV. It really shows in his playing and especially his voice. Love both of their singing style and guitar playing.

[josephl.]

Gary's vocals embody the blues so effortlessly.

[rexoates]

None of them is trying to “copy” SRV. They’re simply playing a song they love as a tribute, showing their own styles and talents.

[khangc]

Mr Clark's voice is born to sing blues

[stevephla]

Solid players all around. But Mayer carries that torch awfully damned well. Jeez. Man. Clapton called him a master. Who am I to argue?

[pattiosmith]

The only one missing is the MAN HIMSELF!! SRV

[pilsnrimgaard]

It's sad you can't mention Chris Layton on drums and Tommy Shannon on Bass too. They are the foundation of the trio.

[pagit]

Great to see Tommy Shannon bassist for Double Trouble up there keeping things tight!

[michaelreardon]

You know, one cannot say enough about Double Trouble. The most SOLID backing one could ever ask for. I had the honor to see SRV and Double Trouble at William and Mary College back in the summer of '84 and was absolutely blown away!!! Best concert I ever saw, and I saw a lot. It's a real shame what happened to Stevie. He is sorely missed.

[janlyss]

Even that bunch of great guitar players on stage can't even compare to SRV's sound. That proves such an astonishing guitar player SRV actually was.

[thelonewolf]

In the back of my mind, I was waiting to hear that iconic thunder roar of Stevie’s number 1 Stratocaster with the amps turned up and tube screamer full throttle, Stevie walks in front of everyone and lights the place on fire with his energetic solos. RIP

[omarmunozcastorena]

JM the most solid, fluid, tribute genius, damn perfect

[notebender]

Doyle Bramhall ii is the dark horse here. Look him up and have a listen. Don't miss out on him if you're a music lover.!

[luvyou]

Wow after hearing their voice now you can really tell how good SRV is as a blues singer

[hannahsaxe]

I love Doyle and Gary. And this whole crew. this is amazing. Music brings hope.

[BradleyOBrienn]

People aren’t mentioning How Gary Clark killed it

[scramblerland]

Greatest artists...his brother...his successor...the new hope...AND NOBODY COULD PLAY "PRIDE AND JOY" AS SRV.

Simply unique. His soul and rage. His rythm and licks. A blues hero, SRV.